An academic landscape routed by coronavirus has agriculture students at the University of Wyoming adopting a Marine-like improvise, adapt and overcome attitude.
Undergraduate student Ty Paisley north of Wheatland is listening to courses via podcast through Bluetooth in a tractor …
Platte County residents have used social media avenues since COVID-19 hit to bolster a weekend food bag program for youths and to ensure older citizens have adequate food.
Cent$ible Nutrition Program educator Mary Evans reached out to her community partners …
Three members of the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources received university-wide honors in this year’s Staff Recognition Day program.
This year’s Staff Recognition Day was canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Staff Senate recently posted all award winners at …
Jason Gigley, a University of Wyoming associate professor of molecular biology, received a Fulbright Scholarship to study how nutritional immunity and disease tolerance can be used to combat Toxoplasma gondii (T. gondii), a dangerous foodborne pathogen that can …
Interest in local sourcing for meat has increased during the COVID-19 pandemic, and a University of Wyoming Extension specialist reminds consumers that local ranchers have long been able to sell quarters and halves of animals to customers.
Buying local meat …
College of Agriculture and Natural Resources personnel and programs are helping Wyoming residents wrestle the coronavirus pandemic, from involvement in the state’s COVID-19 testing program and providing telehealth across two states to leveraging social media and offering financial know-how for …
Suggestions for managing bills with no paychecks coming in are being offered by a University of Wyoming Extension community development educator.
“If you are struggling with debt, it can be scary time,” said Michelle Vigil, based in Campbell County.
The …
Having a traveling salesman traipse around gas well pads in Wyoming paid off for a University of Wyoming Ph.D. student seeking the most accurate and efficient way to monitor reclamation efforts.
Michael Curran coupled the classic traveling salesman problem – …
The University of Wyoming’s new livestock judging coach won’t start until November, but the team’s excellence has Curtis Doubet pumped.
Doubet will finish this fall as coach at Northeastern Junior College (NJC) in Sterling, Colo., then join the Department …
Outstanding students at the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources have been selected by the University of Wyoming chapter of Gamma Sigma Delta, the honor society of agriculture.
Faculty members nominate outstanding students for these awards, and winners are selected …
Two billboards featuring a Native American in full traditional dance regalia is helping send a culture-specific message of the importance of health and physical activity to residents of the Wind River Indian Reservation.
The billboards, one just south of Riverton …
Grow with the Wyoming Master Gardener state conference virtually Friday, April 17, from 9 a.m.-3:15 p.m.
All classes are free and open to the public. Participants can join in for any or all sessions, said Chris Hilgert, state Master Gardener …
A one-stop shop for resources to help the public during COVID-19 has been created by the University of Wyoming Extension and its Cent$ible Nutrition Program (CNP), said David Keto, UW Extension manager for communications and technology..
The website is at …
Over $61,000 in scholarships was awarded by the Wyoming 4-H Foundation/State 4-H Office scholarship committee to 4-H’ers attending the University of Wyoming or a Wyoming community college this coming school year.
Approximately $34,500 was awarded to first-time winners this year, …
STEM combined with STEAM was a force that earned Albany County’s 4-H educator and University of Wyoming Coe library’s makerspace coordinator the University of Wyoming Millgate Engaged Staff award.
4-H educator Mary Louise Wood and Jane Crayton, who focuses on …
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